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Build A Blue Lock Squad Guide: Your first session, step by step

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Overview

Build A Blue Lock Squad! is a Roblox collection game where you roll for characters from the Blue Lock anime and assemble an 11-player squad. With over 200 characters across every arc of the series, the main challenge is filling the right positions rather than just chasing the rarest cards. This guide walks you through your first session, squad building, duels, and managing your free resources so you never feel like you have to spend Robux.

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Contents

01 Your first session, step by step Step 02 Squad positions and what they mean Table 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Building a squad in the right order Step 05 Using rerolls and refreshes without wasting them Tips 06 Reading duel results to find weak spots Check 07 Working codes Codes 08 Keeping your free resources healthy Tips 09 Spending and safety reminders Warn 10 Glossary Words 11 Common questions FAQ

Your first session, step by step

Step

In short Finishing the tutorial and collecting your free rewards before touching the reroll button is the fastest way to start strong.

When you first load in, the tutorial unlocks parts of the menu that stay locked until you complete it, so stick with it all the way through. Once it is done, grab your login bonus and finish any daily quests before spending anything. Take a moment to note how many coins, rerolls, and refreshes you have so you can track what you spend later. Then look at your starting 11 slots, spot which positions are empty, and pick one weak spot to fix first.

Finish the tutorial some menus are locked until you reach the end
Collect login rewards open your daily bonus before doing anything else
Clear daily quests they are a reliable free source of coins every day
Check your resources count your coins, rerolls, and refreshes now so you can track spending
Find your weakest position look at which of the 11 slots is empty or has the lowest overall rating
Pick one target decide which single position you want to improve before you reroll anything

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Squad positions and what they mean

Table

In short Check a player's position before their overall rating, because a high-rated card is useless if that slot is already full.

Every player card shows an overall rating number and a position abbreviation. If the screen shows POSITION FILLED, that slot already has someone in it and adding another player there will not complete your squad. Fill all 11 slots with natural positions first, then compare overall ratings only between players who share the same role.

GK	goalkeeper, protects the goal
CB	centre-back, defends the middle of the pitch
LB / RB	left and right fullbacks, cover the sides defensively
CM / RM	central and right midfielders, link defence to attack
LW / RW	left and right wingers, attack from the flanks
ST	striker, your main scorer; the most common card type, so easier to find

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 25 – Nov 1

NEW UPDATE + ADMIN ABUSE

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See the whole schedule

Building a squad in the right order

Step

In short Filling every slot before chasing high overall ratings gives you a complete, functional squad faster than hunting rare cards.

The goal at the start is a full 11-player lineup, not a team of superstars. Once all 11 slots are filled, identify the one position with the lowest overall rating and work on that next. Only swap a player out when the replacement is clearly better at the same position.

Stage one fill empty slots: any position with no player is more urgent than a rating upgrade
Stage two secure the goalkeeper and fullbacks: these slots are hardest to fill and hurt the most when empty
Stage three build out the midfield: place central and right midfielders to connect defence and attack
Stage four strengthen the attack: raise the overall rating of your wingers and striker once the rest is stable
Stage five compare within the same position: never use an attacker's rating to judge whether to keep a defender

Using rerolls and refreshes without wasting them

Tips

In short Naming the exact position you want to improve before you spend a reroll or refresh is the single habit that saves the most resources.

Rerolling draws a new result in place of the current one, while refreshing updates the visible pool of candidates. Before you reroll, decide which position you are trying to fill. Before you refresh, check whether any current candidate can already fill an empty slot. When a result gives you a genuine upgrade, stop and accept it rather than pushing for something even better.

Tips worth knowing

State your target position before every reroll, not after
Scan the current candidates for empty-slot solutions before spending a refresh
Read the restart confirmation screen carefully so you know what will be lost before confirming
Stop rerolling once you get a clear improvement, and keep a few rerolls in reserve
Screenshot your squad and resource counts before and after a session so you can spot accidental overspending

Reading duel results to find weak spots

Check

In short Swapping just the one position that caused the problem is more useful than rebuilding your whole squad after a loss.

After a duel, look at where the game broke down rather than only at the final score. Replacing everyone after a single loss removes the information you need to improve. Run the same squad two or three times and look for a weakness that shows up repeatedly, then change only that one slot before the next duel.

Attack stalls before reaching goal check your central midfielder
Chances created but no goals scored look at the striker and both wingers
Goals conceded through the middle review the centre-back and defensive midfielder
Goals coming from the flanks check the left and right fullbacks
Goalkeeper letting through shots consider rerolling for a higher-rated GK

07 Working codes Codes

CHOCOLATE_FONDUE

BUM_PLAYER

DON_LORENZO

GIVEMEMONEY

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Keeping your free resources healthy

Tips

In short Logging in daily and finishing quests provides a steady income of coins that makes paid spending unnecessary.

Login bonuses cannot be claimed retroactively, so a missed day is a missed bonus. Daily quests are the other main pillar of free coins. Both together mean a player who logs in and does their quests every day will accumulate resources steadily without spending Robux. If you have a duplicate character, the trade feature lets you swap it with another player for something you actually need.

Tips worth knowing

Log in every day even if you only play briefly, because the login bonus disappears if you skip it
Complete daily quests every session since they are a consistent, repeatable coin source
Set a reroll limit before each session and stop when you hit it, even if you did not find what you wanted
Use the trade feature to turn duplicate characters into cards that fill your empty slots
Keep a few rerolls and refreshes unspent so you have something to work with when new characters are added

Spending and safety reminders

Warn

In short Talk to a parent or guardian before any Robux purchase, and never share personal information with other players.

Because rolls are random, the character you want is not guaranteed to appear no matter how many times you try. Decide how many rerolls you will use in a session before you start, and stop when you reach that number. Any screen asking you to spend Robux should be shown to a parent or guardian before you confirm.

Worth watching out for

Never share your real name, school, address, or social media username with other players

Ignore any message asking you to visit an outside website, and use the block and report tools if it happens

Show any Robux purchase screen to a parent or guardian before tapping confirm

Decide your reroll limit for the session before you begin, and stick to it even if the character you want has not appeared

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Glossary

Squad: The 11-player lineup you build and use in duels.
Overall rating (OVR): The number on a player card that shows how strong that player is, used to compare players in the same position.
Position: The role a player fills on the pitch, such as goalkeeper, fullback, midfielder, or striker.
Reroll: An action that replaces your current roll result with a new one, consuming one reroll charge.
Refresh: An action that swaps out the pool of available candidates shown on screen.
Restart: An action that resets your current squad-building progress; check what it deletes before confirming.
Duel: The mode where your assembled squad is tested against another lineup.
Trade: A feature that lets you exchange a duplicate character with another player for one you need.
Login bonus: A daily free reward given just for opening the game that day; it cannot be claimed later if you miss it.
Daily quest: A task you complete each day to earn coins.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I enjoy this game without spending Robux?

Yes. Login bonuses and daily quests provide a steady flow of coins every day without any purchase. You do not need to collect every character quickly — building your squad gradually with free rewards is a completely viable way to play.

Should I always keep the player with the highest overall rating?

Not necessarily. A high overall rating only matters when you are comparing players in the same position. A top-rated striker does nothing for an empty goalkeeper slot, so filling the gap comes first. Once all 11 positions are covered, then sort within each role by overall rating.

What should I do when I roll a duplicate character?

Use the trade feature to exchange the duplicate with another player who needs it. In return you can ask for a character that fills one of your own empty positions, turning a useless repeat into a squad upgrade.

Why does the same squad sometimes produce different duel results?

Multiple factors affect each duel, including the opposing squad's positions and ratings. One result is not enough to judge a player or position, so run the same squad several times and look for a weakness that appears consistently before making changes.

Updated Sep 11, 2026
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